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 1       1, XIX     |      into sorrows, troubles, and errors. Thanks be to thee, my joy,
 2       2, IX      |           Who can understand his errors?”56~We laughed because our
 3       3, IV      |        color and adorn their own errors. And almost all who did
 4       3, XII     | discussion with me, to refute my errors, to help me to unlearn evil
 5       4, I       |          devious ways of my past errors and thus be able to “offer
 6       4, XV      |        so also, in the same way, errors and false opinions contaminate
 7       4, XV      |          by the clamor of my own errors I was hurried outside myself,
 8       5, V       |         was detected in manifest errors about the sky, the stars,
 9       5, VI      |         wast setting my shameful errors before my face so that I
10       5, X       |          cause of my unavoidable errors.~20. And thus I also believed
11       6, VI      |       back from the death of all errors except the Life which does
12       8, III(273)| persistent of all Christological errors.~
13       8, V       |        man Ambrose, of my former errors and my present resolution.
14       9, III     |      good to hear about the past errors of those who are now freed
15       9, III     |    delight, not because they are errors, but because they were and